Pacific Northwest LNG
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Petronas backed LNG megaproject in BC scrapped
The decision to cancel the development boiled down to simple economics, the Malaysian energy giant says.
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BC signs LNG benefits deals with First Nations on proposed Petronas project
Agreements are tied to the project proceeding, include the transfer of about 3,000 hectares of land and almost $145 million.
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Feds defend Pacific NorthWest LNG project
Two First Nations and an environmental group have filed separate applications for judicial review on Oct. 27.
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Pacific Northwest LNG project gets conditional approval
Federal go-ahead comes with 190 legally binding conditions attached.
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Clock ticking on final decision for $36B Pacific NorthWest LNG project
Deadline for a decision on the Petronas-led project on BC’s north coast is Oct. 2.
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Government seeking out foreign workers for LNG projects
Briefing note from labour ministry suggests Canadians will be first in line for LNG jobs.
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BC LNG minister says ‘we’re not afraid’ of federal environmental tests
Federal changes will likely include tests to determine impacts on GHG emissions.
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West Coast LNG projects could proceed in 2016 despite low prices
Environmental approvals, permits and First Nations support is falling into place for up to 20 LNG projects in BC.
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BC LNG industry will increase fracking caused earthquakes
Expert suggests drilling activity in BC will increase five-fold by 2020 – up to 2,100 wells per year.
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BC finance minister tables legal blueprint for $36B LNG plant deal
Province’s law provides Pacific NorthWest LNG with 25-year assurances specific to LNG-related income.
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BC to legislate $36B agreement with Pacific NorthWest LNG
Province’s finance minister says the facility will create up to 4,500 jobs and generate about $9 billion in revenues over a decade.
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Prospects for LNG exports have ‘darkened,’ international report says
International Energy Agency predicts Canada won’t have any LNG export projects online by 2020.
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BC, Petronas sign deal toward proposed LNG project
LNG plant in BC’s northwest could be worth up to $36 billion.
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BC First Nation rejects $1B LNG benefit offer
Residents have concerns over the project’s environmental impact and that it’s too close to critical salmon habitat.
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LNG projects in BC want federal tax break
The BC LNG Developers Alliance wants planned gas terminals treated as manufacturing operations to gain tax concessions.